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1. For injecting fault n times, use the same IR file (i.e. run the script once, while calling the fault injector with the same IR file n times).
2. The classification of the injection results depends on the comparison of fault-free execution and fault-injected execution.
That means non-deterministic programs may not work well in classification.
3. For different test benches, the method used to classify the results of faulty executions might be different. Please write your own specific classification code.
KNOWN PROBLEMS:
1. On 32 bit systems, llvm-gcc 4.2.1 might not be compatible with GCC other than version 4.4.5.
Runing llvm-gcc 4.2.1 on Ubuntu 12.04 with GCC-4.6 has failed on our test computers.
3. On Default 64bit installations of Debian "Wheezy", running LLFI will fail on our test computers.